Long Stay Parking

DKK 600 covers a full week in Aarhus Airport’s long‑stay

Long Stay Parking at Aarhus Airport sits about 0.5 miles from Terminal T, an easy 10‑minute walk on foot. It’s aimed at trips measured in days, not hours: you park once, lock the car, and forget about it until you land back at AAR.

P2 is the cheaper long‑stay option, with rates from DKK 100 per day and around DKK 480 for 7 days, which undercuts many low‑cost fares only slightly. If you’re stretching to 12 days, P2 runs about DKK 680, then DKK 25 per extra 24 hours, so long trips stay predictable.

P1 costs more but still counts as long‑stay, starting near DKK 150 for 1 day and DKK 750 for 7 days, then DKK 40 per extra day. The upside: P1 is closer to the terminal doors than P2, shaving a couple of minutes off that 10‑minute walk if you don’t want to drag bags as far.

Officially, Aarhus Airport quotes more than 1,000 long‑term spaces across P1 and P2, so on normal days you drive in and find a slot without circling for half an hour. Locals complain that parking in and around Aarhus city is pricey, so this on‑airport long‑stay often looks reasonable compared with downtown garages plus airport transfers.

The system is fully digital ANPR: your number plate is the ticket, and payment ties to your entry and exit time. Regulars link EasyPark’s Express Pay to glide in and out of P1 or P2 and get billed automatically; if the camera misses your plate, you need to call the airport so the stay is corrected.

Many frequent flyers check for online pre‑booking deals before driving up, since Danish travellers report that advance booking at airports often undercuts gate prices. Quick rule: pick P2 for the lowest on‑airport bill, and leave a solid 10 minutes to walk back to T with your bags.